Sentence examples for building membership from inspiring English sources

He said it planned to charge for its more sophisticated services, like building membership for nonprofits seeking to raise money.

Major sections of the book cover strategic initiatives in union organizing, overcoming barriers to worker support for unions, community-based organizing, building membership and public support for organizing, and organizing initiatives by industry or by sector.

Building membership through advertising and recruitment has been critical, as has the ability to communicate with the dispersed postdoc community.

In addition to building membership, the company is focused on increasing the share of vacation days it gets from current members.

Pinterest has no function for building membership and engagement that organizations can re-use once the pretty pictures (and occasional videos) have worn off from their initial glance.

His main beef was a belief that unions needed to get back to basics by focusing their efforts and resources on building membership, rather than on lobbying Washington over labor law.

Health insurers are done withtheir price war, aimed at building memberships.

And if specially curated lists, landing pages and discounts weren't enough, there are now also six month trial Prime memberships for students – possibly the clearest sign yet of the importance Amazon is placing on building its membership.

Yet Mr. James has maintained ardent supporters, who credit him with building club membership and keeping the place lively and fiscally solvent.

But over the last few years, the Ukip youth wing has been quietly building its membership – which now stands at over 3,000.

On Dec. 19, the clapboard-sided York Street building, whose membership includes Yale students, alumni and faculty, fell prey to financial problems worsened by the economic meltdown and closed after 145 years.